10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SWEETISHLY»
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Latvian-English Dictionary
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adj' initial iesakum/s nm beginning, Start, ~i origins, beginnings 1е5а1а5111пт pl
green malt iesalcukurs nm maltose iesaldeni adv Sweetishly iesaldens adj' ...
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The Retrospect of Medicine: Being a Half-yearly Journal, ...
Well, then, we examined her urine. We found it voided in quantity between
eleven and twelve pints in the day. It was of a very pale straw colour, sweetishly
faint in odour, clear, and having a specific gravity of fully 1040. Upon applying the
tests ...
William Braithwaite, 1861
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Lotions, Potions, and Deadly Elixirs: Frontier Medicine in ...
A colorless, odorless powder, sweetishly bitter to taste, it was readily soluble in
water. Most supplies were quarried and imported from China. Externally it was
used as an astringent by adding a teaspoonful to a quart of warm water. Applied
dry ...
4
Contemplating Music: Substance
... to be considered solely as the fruit of that optimism, which here rises like a
sweetishly seductive column of vapor from the depth of the Socratic world view.
Therefore, the features of the opera do not by any means exhibit the elegiac
sorrow of ...
Ruth Katz, Carl Dahlhaus, 1987
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Holistic Health Healing & Astrosciences - Vol. II
(c) Fruit: of the neem is considered as nauseatingly bitter and pungent in taste,
purgative and emollient but the ripe fruit tastes sweetishly bitter. It is found to be
exceedingly useful in curing intestinal worms, urinary disorders, leprosy, piles,
etc.
6
Colonialism and Homosexuality
At thatvery moment some boys issue forth from theshadows and surround
theminvitingly, sweetishly, resembling those seen on the photographs at
thepolice post. By glance and gesture they became suppliant so astobe picked.
The two men ...
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Java Lost, a Child Imprisoned: Part Iii, Aftermath and Part ...
Aunt Erna asked sweetishly. “No, not yet,” the man admitted unwillingly. “Then
you'll still have to go by this book,” Aunt Erna parried. “You can't rule a nation
without a code.” The bluff worked; we were allowed to remain free, but for how
long?
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The Last Farmer: An American Memoir
We both smelled faintly, sweetishly of sweat, and we changed to town clothes. My
father wanted to go to Auburn and be back before noon. He had a routine:
groceries from an IGA store that belonged to the Independent Grocers
Association ...
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary: Comprehending ...
A S W E E'TENER , one who decoys Persons to game. . SWEE'TING, a soft of
sweet Apple. SWEE'TISH, somewhat sweet. SWEETISHLY, pleasantly in Taste.
SWEETLY, in a sweet manner, pleasantly. "□ □ SWEETNESS, the being of a
sweet ...
And yet I am tired of myrebfi" Out of such a soil of self-contempt—a truly swampy
soil, every weed and poisonous herb will grow, and everything so pettily, so
secretly, so dishonestly, so sweetishly. Here the feelings of resentment and
revenge ...
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No Kidding, It's Good
Sweetishly easy to drink, the Sloe Gin Fizz was famous for undoing co-ed inhibitions. Historian and Kennedy-crony Arthur Schlesinger Jr., recalling his days as a ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 08»
